The CV is an essential tool in the job search process. It is a concise but comprehensive presentation of the knowledge, experience and your skills.

There is a ready solution and gold for the preparation of your CV. The aim of the curriculum is to show how simple and direct all the information about you and are useful for your future employer.

General

  • A CV should be short but meaningful (should not exceed 2 pages), readable and clean. Do not miss any information.
  • Use good quality paper, A4 size, preferably in white or a very pale color.
  • Make sure your resume is always updated with the latest achievements. Be sure to complete and update the information contained therein.
  • Take very good spelling and syntax of the text.
  • Use concise and direct sentences to describe your educational and professional experience.
  • The BW must contain truthful and accurate information. Avoid exaggerations and inaccuracies.
  • Be consistent about how you present the information. The appearance of your CV should be uniform.
  • Make sure your name stands out in a more bold, or you have written in capital letters.
  • Customize the content of your CV to the requirements of the company and the job you are interested and provide the technical characteristics that are consistent with the requirements of this task.

Contents

Personal details
Please provide your full name and all contact information: address, phone, e-mail (e-mail) and nationality (if you are applying abroad). If you create an email from a website (gmail, yahoo, etc). Also indicate date of birth, marital status and place of birth should also indicate whether they have completed their military service.

Career objective (optional).
This report is optional, and a brief (1-2 lines). Describe your personal goals you wish to achieve an agreement with the job for which you are applying. Indicate how you can contribute to the company.

Professional Experience
The experience is required for most positions. This is the most difficult and complicated section of your CV. Give details of job titles, company, business or service job, your work time and work you did.
Start from the most recent and / or most important your job. If you stay long enough in one place, give only the years (eg 1999 – 2001), but if you give a brief experience and months (eg 2 / 2001 – 5 / 2001).
Describe the duties and responsibilities included every job in order to highlight the skills you have. Also in this section you can include voluntary work and internships.

Education and training
Show any special training you have Whether it is academic or empirical. Provide seminars you attend. Details wrote:
  • Secondary education level and type of High School Graduation
  • Academic Studies (Faculty, degree diploma, graduate, etc.)
  • Languages
  • Other skills
  • Computer Skills
  • Training Seminars

Studies, articles, speeches, publications

If you have any of the above, do not forget to mention. Indicate in which players with longer as and when you made something from above.
Awards – Scholarships
Provide scholarships or other awards that you were awarded, institution and the reason for discrimination.

Personal Interests (Optional)
In this piece please provide examples of your daily life that can show their sociability, ability, creativity and interests that distinguish you. If you have something that can really help is good to say nothing.

Recommendations
Recommendations from previous employers can play a very important role in the decision of an employer to hire you. Gather recommendations and you do not hesitate to ask me to give you when you leave a job Even if an employer refuses, try to find someone else from a higher position than you.

What not to include

  • Do not use verbs, pronouns, abbreviations
  • attention to spelling and syntax errors
  • do not put artwork and of decorative paper
  • not include picture (unless requested) or signature
  • Avoid a lot of punctuation and Articles
Finally, if possible, Make your CV personally and seek even a short meeting with your prospective employer.